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A daring alliance between SpaceOne and Baltic Watches breaks the rules, fusing vintage codes with futuristic thinking to create a striking new take on mechanical time.

Anything that encourages curiosity (and gets the next generation interested in watches) is okay by us.

A contemporary expression of casual chic, the Laureato Chronograph 42mm blends two-tone sophistication with high-performance chronograph mechanics, reaffirming the Manufacture’s mastery of design and movement in a limited 50-piece release.

In an era when relatively genderless watch designs dominate, Citizen reshuffles the deck with a simple, heartfelt new case bursting with sophistication and emotion.

Last night’s Met Gala 2026 proved one thing: haute horology is no longer a supporting act. From ultra-complicated grand complications to rare vintage grails, the world’s most influential names leaned into watch culture harder than ever.

Today, we’re looking back at launches from Ressence, De Bethune, Oris, and Simon Brette that use daring techniques to create crazy cool surfaces.

An outstanding take on a perpetual calendar watch and two lovely, forest-fantasy, feminine-leaning timepieces, these new watches serve as telling bookends to the appeal of Roger Dubuis’ distinctive Excalibur design language.